| Group / area | Selected entry | Location / details |
|---|---|---|
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oyama Station小山駅 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Gion Shrine Castle Street (Symbol Road)祇園神社城通り（シンボルロード） | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Tenno-in (Tomb of the Oyama Clan)天翁院（小山氏の墓） | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oyama Gion Castle Ruins (Shiroyama Park)小山祇園城跡（城山公園） | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Great Ginkgo Tree in Shiroyama Park城山公園の大イチョウ | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Kanko Bridge (Oigawa River and Nikko Mountain Range)観晃橋（思川と日光連山） | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oyama Summer Festivalおやまサマーフェスティバル | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oigawa River Doll Floating Festival思川の流し雛 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Ayufishing in Oigawa River思川の鮎釣り | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oigawa Cherry Blossoms思川桜 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Great Keyaki Tree of Atago Shrine愛宕神社の大ケヤキ | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Ceiling Lattice Paintings of Myoken-ji Main Hall妙建寺本堂の天井格子絵 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Weeping Cherry and Sanshuyu of Myoken-ji妙建寺の枝垂れ桜・サンシュユ | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Suga Shrine Front Approach須賀神社表参道 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Suga Shrine (Great Portable Shrine of Gion Festival)須賀神社（祇園祭の大神輿） | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Four-direction Bamboo of Sairin-ji Temple西林寺の四方竹 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oyama Bridge小山大橋 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Washiro Castle Ruins鷲城跡 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Oyama General Park小山総合公園 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | Cherry Tree Lined Street on Station East Avenue駅東大通りの桜並木 | |
| Oyama District小山地区 | First Railway Bridge of Ryomo Line両毛線の第１鉄橋 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Central Library and Joto Park中央図書館と城東公園 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Atagozuka Kofun愛宕塚古墳 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Maruyama Benzaiten Shrine丸山弁財天神社 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | New Route 4 Overpass Bridge, Wadan-zaka新4号国道の立体交差橋・和談坂 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Nakakuki Castle Ruins中久喜城跡 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Cherry Blossoms at Kanayama Shrine金山神社の桜 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Cherry Blossoms at Otani Junior High School大谷中学校の桜 | |
| Otani District大谷地区 | Chigo Kagura at Chikata Shrine血方神社の稚児神楽 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Awa Shrine (Natural Fir Forest, Taiko Kagura, Awagara Mikoshi)安房神社（モミの自然林、太々神楽、アワガラ神輿） | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Omizu Fuji and Evening Asama思水富士と夕浅間 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Sendazuka Kofun and Asama Shrine千駄塚古墳と浅間神社 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Four Seasons at Mamada Hachiman Park間々田八幡公園の四季 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Mamada Hachiman Shrine and Snake Festival間々田八幡宮と蛇祭り | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Dedication Sumo at Mamada Hachiman Shrine間々田八幡宮の奉納相撲 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Fukuchi Family Nagaya Gate and Zelkova Tree福地家の長屋門とケヤキ | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Kanda Festival Music of Minami Iida南飯田の神田囃子 | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Mamada Himo (Mamada Braids)間々田ひも | |
| Mamada District間々田地区 | Otome Fudohara Tile Kiln Ruins乙女不動原瓦窯跡 | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Watarase Reservoir (Sunset and Reed Burning)渡良瀬遊水池（夕日とヨシ焼き） | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Old Omoi River旧思川 | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Road Signpost (Path to Mt. Taihei)道標（太平山への道） | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Yoshizu Weavingヨシズ編み | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Apricot Villageあんずの里 | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Mizuzuka水塚 | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Shiratori Hachiman Shrine Traditional Festival (Sunrise Festival)白鳥八幡宮古式祭礼（日の出祭り） | |
| Ikui District生井地区 | Grave of Samukawa Ama and Old Boxwood Tree寒川尼の墓とツゲの老木 | |
| Samukawa District寒川地区 | Flower Bucket Carrying花桶かつぎ | |
| Samukawa District寒川地区 | Enoki Tree and Monument at Munakata Shrine胸形神社のエノキと碑 | |
| Samukawa District寒川地区 | Nakazato Shrine中里神社 | |
| Samukawa District寒川地区 | Bishamonzan Kofun and Rural Landscape毘沙門山古墳と田園風景 | |
| Samukawa District寒川地区 | Kannonji Temple観音寺 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Monument to Yoshida Ishimatsu吉田石松翁の碑 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Shimoizumi Kofun Group下泉古墳群 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Birthplace of Poet Tanami Oshiro歌人田波御白の生家 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Mifuku Brewery三福酒造 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Higashiyumi Shrine and Large Zelkova Tree東箭神社と大ケヤキ | |
| Naka District中地区 | Enmanji Temple円満寺 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Large Enoki Tree at Naka Elementary School中小学校の大エノキ | |
| Naka District中地区 | Hotaru Bridge蛍橋 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Ken-nan Public Wholesale Market県南公設地方卸売市場 | |
| Naka District中地区 | Okawashima Shrine (Archery Festival)大川島神社（弓引き祭り） | |
| Naka District中地区 | Country Elevatorカントリーエレベーター | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Inari Shrine稲荷神社 | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Silkworm Room Farmhouse (Fukuda Family)蚕室づくりの農家（福田家） | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Cherry Tree Row at Mamanaka間中の桜並木 | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Willow Trees at Former Hozumi Elementary School Site穂積小学校跡の柳 | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Old House with Windbreak Forest (Kishi Family)防風林のある旧家（岸家） | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Zelkova Tree at Kokufu Shrine国府神社のケヤキ | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Nagaya Gate and Moat Reminiscent of Former Village Headman (Matsumoto Family)昔に名主を偲ばせる長屋門と堀（松本家） | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Togakuin Temple等覚院 | |
| Hozumi District穂積地区 | Toyohogawa River豊穂川 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Sannomiya Shrine三ノ宮神社 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Manganji Temple満願寺 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Omoi Station思川駅 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Decorated Horse at Shinozuka Inari Shrine篠塚稲荷神社の飾り馬 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Oyake Hachiman Shrine and Kaya Tree小宅八幡宮とカヤの木 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Rural Landscape and Koyama Cattle in Mita District美田地区の田園風景と小山牛 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Noguchi Family with Observation Deck展望台のある野口家 | |
| Toyota District豊田地区 | Tatsuki Inn立木宿 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Zelkova Trees on Approach to Hie Shrine日枝神社参道のケヤキ | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Cherry Tree Row at Oyama Golf Club小山ゴルフクラブの桜並木 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Cherry Blossoms and Woodland at the Monastery修道院の桜と雑木林 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Dried Gourd Stripsかんぴょう干し | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Biwa-zuka Kofun and Marishiten-zuka Kofun琵琶塚古墳・摩利支天塚古墳 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Love Bridge (Pedestrian Bridge in front of Hanekawa Elementary School)愛の橋（羽川小学校前歩道橋） | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Hanekawa Great Pond羽川大沼 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Guidepost (Katsuobushi Stake)道標（鰹節棒杭） | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Spring Water of Shirahige Shrine白髭神社の湧き水 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Seasons at Koyama Sports Park小山運動公園の四季 | |
| Kuwa District桑地区 | Sunrise over Mount Tsukuba from Koyama Sports Park小山運動公園からみる筑波山の日の出 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Takaishi Shrine and Daidaikagura Dance高椅神社と太々神楽 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Kinugawa鬼怒川 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Tagawa Floodway田川放水路 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Mawari Jizo of Nakakawara中河原の廻り地蔵 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Hydrangeas at Shinmei Shrine神明宮の紫陽花 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Yasumi Tenmangu Shrine休の天満宮 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Yuki Tsumugi Silk結城紬 | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Cherry Blossoms and Great Zelkova at Kamihari Hachiman Shrine上梁八幡宮の桜と大ケヤキ | |
| Kinu District絹地区 | Straw Guns for the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Night Festivals十三夜・十五夜のワラ鉄砲 |
Oyama Hundred Viewsおやま百景
About this collection
"Oyama Hundred Views" is a collection of landscapes selected in 1994 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the city administration of Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture. Geographically, Oyama City is located just 60 kilometers from the Tokyo metropolitan area and is a transportation hub where the JR Tohoku Shinkansen and three JR conventional lines intersect, along with three major national highways, earning it the reputation as the "front gateway to northern Kanto."
The "Oyama Hundred Views" were chosen from landscapes recommended by citizens across categories such as "natural scenery," "famous sites and historic places," "unique festivals and events," and "daily life and industry." From 200 candidate sites selected by district committees and the executive committee, citizens voted to finalize the selections. The selections are divided into areas: Oyama District, Otani District, Mamada District, Ikui District, Samukawa District, Naka District, Hozumi District, Toyoda District, Kuwabara District, and Kinu District.
In 1994, the results were compiled and published in the "Oyama Hundred Views Guidebook." Ten years later, in 2004, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the city administration, a revised and reprinted edition titled "Oyama Hundred Views Guidebook - Point of Interest in OYAMA guide book" was published, reflecting changes over the decade.
Translated from the Japanese edition. Original Japanese names are included to help identify entries. Names, addresses and selection details may reflect the original publication.